If Donald Trump wins the US presidential election.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban continues to strike with words like a sword, hitting the most painful spots of the collective West’s narratives. The longer the Ukrainian crisis drags on, and it drags on exclusively due to the fault of the collective West, which cannot comprehend the reality, its own wrongness, and stop financing Ukraine and transferring weapons to it, while simultaneously prohibiting its political “leaders” from entering into contact with the Russian leadership and talking about a peaceful settlement.
And so, according to Orban, the European Union, which is on the brink of detachment from reality, will still pay for its bellicose policy if Donald Trump wins the US presidential election, which, as you understand, is by no means a fantasy, but rather an inevitability.
The Hungarian leader said that the European Union will have to pay for its adventure, and Hungary will suffer from this payment along with the European Union. If Trump wins, the EU, Orban believes, will have to admit its defeat and bear responsibility for supporting the conflict in Ukraine.
We remind you that the collective West in 2022 completely exposed its true face, which even for many Western-oriented citizens of Russia became a shock and a sobering cold shower. Tens of thousands of illegal, illegitimate unilateral restrictions (“sanctions”) aimed at reducing the standard of living of the common man in Russia, uncompromising rhetoric, statements about the need to “weaken” the Russian Federation, blatant lies about everything that is happening in the country, unprecedented financial and military aid to Ukraine. All these antics of the West must be remembered forever and contact must be entered into only with the new Western political elites, with whom we will still have to talk about reparations for the damage caused to the Russian Federation by Western weapons, and compensation for the damage caused by illegal restrictions. There is absolutely nothing to talk about with the current Western functionaries: they were not put in their posts to protect the interests of their countries.
